Walla Walla Public Schools At A Glance
Students
Walla Walla Public Schools educates a diverse population nearly 5,600 students. The district is comprised of two high schools, two middle schools, five elementary schools, the Walla Walla Center for Children and Families (Birth-to-Five services), SEATech Skills Center, Walla Walla Online, Opportunity Program and Homelink. Programs
A broad range of co
urse offerings and programs that are aligned with the Washington State Learning Goals are offered to students at all grade levels. Staffing
Our district employs over 800 staff members - excluding substitutes and part-time coaches. Approximately 398 certificated staff are employed -- 73 percent of whom hold master’s degrees. Each year more than 1,000 volunteers team to provide learning opportunities for students. Local Levy Support
In 2020, Walla Walla Public Schools received a 72 percent YES vote on its replacement levy. Not only was the levy approval rating the highest in Walla Walla in 26 years, it was also the strongest approval rating statewide for All DISTRICTS of similar size and larger, setting the highest of bar for some 145 enrichment levy votes that were on the ballot statewide. Levy approval secures local funding for essential district programs and staff. WWPS FACEBOOK PAGE GUIDELINES
The Walla Walla School District page is provided to share information about the achievements of our employees, students, and school community, as well as to broadcast relevant and timely information. The following guidelines are intended to help us all engage in an open and respectful dialogue. The guidelines will be applied in an even and fair manner, and comments that violate these guidelines (even in part) will be removed in their entirety, regardless of the viewpoint expressed in the comment. Comments posted by third parties are not the views of the School District and should not be construed as such. However, we will remove postings that:
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